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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1922

Page

6

Long Summer Creates Bugs In Seattle Region

A dry season has produced millions of fly larvae infesting regional alder trees along riverbanks and lakes. City health officer Dr Read says danger to Seattle’s water supply is negligible due to chlorine treatment at Cedar River watershed and subsequent purification before the water reaches the city. Tests show no chemical changes in water since the outbreak.

Puget Eound Seattle M. Read Cedar River Read City Landshore Dam Water Department

University of Washington Pullman Alumni Luncheon

Washington and Pullman men will gather at a noon luncheon hosted by the King County Alumni Association to foster good relations. Speakers will stress ties between the two institutions and plans will be shared for excursion trains to the Saturday game. The lunch is at the L C Smith Building restaurant.

U. of W.pullman Pullman Washington King County

School Halloween Party At Lana Park

Papila of the Holy Rosary school will join brownies and fairies in an elaborate Halloween program at Lana Park pavilion on the evening of October 31. Many new costumes are to be worn and valuable prizes offered for original characters.

Papila Holy Rosary School Lana Park Pavilion

Bernhardt to Lead 19th Farewell Tour in Spring

Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt aged 77 says she will start her 19th farewell tour of America in the spring after celebrating her birthday yesterday.

Sarah Eeneree Paris Sarah Bernhardt America

Barbed Wire War in Orillia Courtroom

Orillia farmer R T Dykeman faced a charge of attempting to provoke an assault after an argument over a loaned barbed wire item. Prosecutor Frank Wella testified Dykeman called him abusive names during the dispute. Judge C C Dalton quipped about a peace pact and postponed ruling to work out details.

R. T. Dykeman Orillia Farmer Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton Dykeman Frank Wella Dalton Orillia League of Nations

Directors for New Hotel Appointed

Frank A. Dudley head of United Hotels Company of America announces eastern and local directors for the Hotel Olympus operating group to run the Olym pic hotel, due to open spring 1924. Eastern directors include Dudley Carruthers Kincaid Rockwell and O Neill. local directors include Waterhouse Stimson Douglas and Kerry.

Olympic Frank A. Dudley United Hotels Company of America Frank Waterhouse Community Hotel Corporation Chamber of Commerce Mr. Dudley Roy Carruthers Waldorf-Astoria J. Leslie Kincaid United Hotels Company Syracuse Frederick W. Rockwell Albany George H. O'Neill Canadian United Hotels Toronto Mr. Waterhouse C. Dpd Stimson J. F. Douglas A. 8. Kerry

Chamber Day at the Fruit Show Plans Described

The Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition on Friday November 17 is designated Chamber of Commerce Day with a large delegation expected from the Chamber. Col. Howard A. Hanson, entertainment chairman, says city clubs and organizations will cooperate to create a strong community atmosphere during the event.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber Howard A. Hanson

House Burned But Diamond Is Saved

A diamond ring valued about 200 dollars survived the blaze that destroyed J. R. Randall’s residence at 7332 35th Ave. The ring, found by Battalion Fire Chief J. W. Carmichael among the ruins, was returned to the owner. The $1,000 dwelling was uninsured.

J. R. Randall 35Th Ave Battalion J. W. Carmichael

Negro Held Here for Texas Murder

Jens Campbell, 26, Negro, was held in the city jail Tuesday to answer a murder charge filed in Centerville Texas. He was arrested after detectives asked him to come to the police station for information on a robbery. He denied ever being in Texas but will be held for Centerville authorities.

Jens Campbell Centerville Texas Campbell

Sweden Forms Institute for Metal Testing and Study

A new institute dedicated to testing and studying metals has been organized in Sweden. The establishment aims to advance metallurgical research, quality assurance, and materials science collaboration with industry and academia across the country.

Sweden

G O P Solon in Tennessee

Washington October 24 The resignation from the Supreme Court of Justice Day may give Tennessee a Republican United States senator. The GOP plans to appoint Senator Shields a Democrat to Day’s seat and name Newell Sanders a Republican to Shields’ seat. Sanders is running for the full six year term against Senator Kenneth McKellar with indications he stands little chance of defeat.

Lawrence Martin Washington Supreme Court of Justice Day Tennessee United States G. O Shields Justee Day Newell Sanders Sanders Kenneth MccKellar McKellar

Plan Reception for Iowa College Head

The Seattle and Northwest Alumni Association plans a reception and dinner honoring Raymond A. Pearson president of Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. The event will be November 1 at the Rainier Club with M. J. Riggs of Toledo speaking on the Memorial Union building on the Ames campus.

Raymond A. Pearson Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Amen Town Seattle Northwest Rainier Club Pearson United States Memorial Union Ames M. J. Riggs Toledo Ohio General Alumni Association

Ad Club Hosts Aboard Liner Beattie Banquet

Three hundred Beattle business men attended the third Pacific Northwest Products banquet aboard the Admiral line steamer HH. I. Alexander. Luncheon followed a tour from bridge to hold with speakers W. H. Moore and Hf. Alexander. Entertainment by the Varsity quartet and Ruth Gilmpie, chorus led by W. H. Vivian. Movies of the affair shown at the Columbia theater.

Beattle Pacific Northwest Beattled Club Admiral Line HH. I Varsity Quartet Mies Ruth Gilmpie W. H. Vivian Columbia Theater Seattle Gates Managers’ Association Seattle Women's Advertising Club Northwest Products Committee The Chamber of Commerce

Portland Poisoning Attempt Ends In Suspicion Of Relative

Portland police say stomach contents from Mia C. A. Pettibone showed no poison after a Sunday night near fatal poisoning attempt. Investigators pursue a relative by marriage believed to have tried to kill Pettibone with poisoned cocoa.

Portland Mia. C. A. Pettibone

Three Injured in Freak Accidents

Two women and a man suffered injuries in separate freak incidents Monday night. Mrs J C Toohey fell while jumping to the bottom of stairs and injured her side at 1615 F Madison, Seattle General Hospital. Mrs Flizateth Prestwood, 6035 49th Ave A, a candy maker, crushed three fingers in a machine. Walter Hanstrom, 6625 17th Ave NW, was cut about the wrist after slipping and falling into a wood pan.

J. C. Toohey F. Madison Seattle General Hospital Flizateth Prestwood

Blind Man Disarms Woman With Knife in Court

Edina Carter was charged with third degree assault after a dispute with her husband William Carter. Carter, who is blind, said he disarmed her following a struggle involving a stiletto in justice court Tuesday.

Edina Carter Justice Court William & Carter Carter

Auto Hit by Car Injures Two At Woodland Park Avenue

A street car collision at Woodland Park Ave and N 4th St injured two people. Thomas W. Long suffered bruises while his sister Mra F A Miller of 19246 Seventh Ave W sustained head cuts and the loss of two teeth.

Woodland Park Ave Thomas W. Long Long Mra F. A. Miller Seventh Ave. W

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